1994

WEEK OF 4- - I c -a -

Area players shine in

Randle had eight points and nine rebounds while Ward added five points. EMCC's women's team was represented by Cotina Harbin, who fmished second to Reed in the three-point shootout by hitting six shots. The South men got strong play from Coleman and his ECCC teammate Marcus Mann, who scored 20 points to go along Reed was joined by her ECCC team– mates Evelyn Nelson and Memory Hunter on the South team. Nelson had 17 points and Hunter scored 13 to go along with six rebounds m the South's 93-78 win over the North women. But even without the points and dunks and three-point competitions, the partici– pants said the event was just plain fun. "It was fun to play with all of the guys you've been playing against all season," Randle said. "We wanted to play with intensity and show people what we could do. It was great.'" Reed also said she enjoyed being able to joke around with the players she was so competitive against during the regular sea-

CLEVEL~'-\'0 - A slam dunk title and a three-point mootout championship were JU.. f the accomplishment!' of the ndian-area players at the e1., t

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Community College All-Star

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with 11 rebounds. Coleman of East Central Colle~e won the slam dunk

~·1..LI.I.,tt--~·~.up with a windmill monster ent on to lead all scorers in pn;e \·dth 23 points.

ce," Coleman said. "I feel !''\\ell. but it wasjust for l" ECCC, won the three– ::tin'!!" 7-of-15long-range 13 poin~ ";th eight a'-siA.· in the women's

All-Star games

were just having a good time, hav– ing • of fun," she said. "Everybody got along 31 well." Reed got of to a quick start in the scoring dep:u ent. hitting a layup in the opening seco • of the game, then coming back with a

field goal until the final minutes, scored her team's last six points. the baskets came on offensive and the third on a move in the

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